Finest Hour

In Memoriam Paul Addison (1943–2020)

With the death of Paul Addison, the world of Churchill studies is substantially poorer. No one claiming fully to understand Britain’s Second World War leader can fail to have read his pioneering study . Equally his biography is regarded by many, including myself, as the best

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